Ogmo Editor 3 is a free, open source, project oriented level editor made for indie game developers by indie game developers. It offers a project based workflow, layer types for tiles, decals, entities and grids, and saves levels to JSON files. It is free to use for personal and commercial projects and is open sourced under the MIT license.
Sprite Fusion is an independent software company making tools for game development. Its tilemap editor is a free, web-based level design tool for crafting 2D tilemaps in the browser using any tileset, with auto-tiling, collisions and one-click exports to game engines. The company also offers a pixel art generator, a Pixel Snapper tool and an API.
A real-time internal combustion engine simulation designed to produce engine audio and simulate engine response characteristics. It is not a scientific tool and is not expected to provide accurate figures for engineering or engine tuning. A downloadable build is offered from the site.
Kenney offers thousands of completely free game assets for use in projects. The site also provides free and open source Starter Kits covering various game genres that help with starting game development.
A page on itch.io, the indie game hosting marketplace, listing free game assets. Results include sprites, tilesets, sound effects, music, textures, characters, backgrounds, fonts, icons and user interface assets, with filters for 2D, 3D, pixel art and engines such as Unity, Unreal Engine and Godot. The listing shows 63,932 results.
CharPad C64 is a Commodore 64 character graphics editor for Windows. It simulates the C64 video formats and is used to design character sets, tiles, fonts and maps, or to import and convert bitmap images into C64-compatible tile maps. The listed free version is portable, requiring no installation.
Laigter is a tool for generating normal maps for 2D textures, designed for sprites in 2D games. It also supports specular, parallax and ambient occlusion map generation. It is available for Windows, macOS and Linux.
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Sprite Fusion is an independent software company making tools for game development. Its tilemap editor is a free, web-based level design tool for crafting 2D tilemaps in the browser using any tileset, with auto-tiling, collisions and one-click exports to game engines. The company also offers a pixel art generator, a Pixel Snapper tool and an API.
A real-time internal combustion engine simulation designed to produce engine audio and simulate engine response characteristics. It is not a scientific tool and is not expected to provide accurate figures for engineering or engine tuning. A downloadable build is offered from the site.
Kenney offers thousands of completely free game assets for use in projects. The site also provides free and open source Starter Kits covering various game genres that help with starting game development.
A page on itch.io, the indie game hosting marketplace, listing free game assets. Results include sprites, tilesets, sound effects, music, textures, characters, backgrounds, fonts, icons and user interface assets, with filters for 2D, 3D, pixel art and engines such as Unity, Unreal Engine and Godot. The listing shows 63,932 results.
CharPad C64 is a Commodore 64 character graphics editor for Windows. It simulates the C64 video formats and is used to design character sets, tiles, fonts and maps, or to import and convert bitmap images into C64-compatible tile maps. The listed free version is portable, requiring no installation.
Laigter is a tool for generating normal maps for 2D textures, designed for sprites in 2D games. It also supports specular, parallax and ambient occlusion map generation. It is available for Windows, macOS and Linux.
